Here are your morning reads to start the week :
• Gold Traders Most Bullish Since 2004 on Debt Crisis (Bloomberg)
• Is Europe On The Verge Of Another Great Depression – Or A Great Inflation? (Baseline Scenario)
• Governments Using Swaps Emulate Subprime Borrowers as Wall Street Victims (Bloomberg) see also Cities Hit as Funds From Bonds Pay Other Bills (WSJ)
• Shanghai Gets Supersized (Smithsonian Magazine)
• Google’s Lab of Wildest Dreams (NYT) see also Tech Firms Find It’s Not Easy Holding Green (WSJ)
• This 28-Year-Old’s Startup Is Moving $350 Million And Wants To Completely Kill Credit Cards (Business Insider)
• Newspapers’ Digital Apostle (NYT) see also Ad Spending Loses Steam (WSJ)
• Lampert’s Fix for Sears Becomes Not Your Parents’ Department Store: Retail (Bloomberg)
• Lawrence Lessig: Reclaiming the Republic (Boston Review)
• A Gold Rush of Subsidies in Clean Energy Search (NYT)
What are you reading?
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Category: Financial Press
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